सर्वश्रेष्ठ African American Filmmakers पॉडकास्टस (2024)

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S6E54 -Furqan Mohammed, nephew of Elijah Muhammad, sharing the remarkable Story of his Life and Family 1:04:41

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Furqan Mohammed, nephew of Elijah Muhammad, gives his first exclusive podcast interview to Detroit is Different, sharing the remarkable story of his life and family. Furqan opens up about how his family collectively joined the Nation of Islam, tracing their strong and self-determined beginnings from Georgia to Detroit's historic Black Bottom. He de…

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S6E53 -Founder of Yum Village Godwin Ihentuge speaks about Developing through Vision 1:05:33

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Restaurants often struggle in their first three years, but Yum Village, a fusion of African and Caribbean cuisine founded by Godwin Ihentuge, opened its doors on Woodward Avenue during the challenges of COVID-19. This venture was the realization of Godwin’s life vision, rooted in his upbringing on Detroit's Westside as the eldest son in a Nigerian …

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S6E52 -Working Tirelessly to Uplift her Community & Beyond is Toni McIlwain's mission 58:04

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In the 1970s, Toni McIlwain was drawn to Detroit by the promise of a thriving Black business community. Leaving Akron, Ohio, she set out with her four children in search of a fresh start. However, the road was not easy; for 18 months, she and her family were unhoused, grappling with feelings of hopelessness. It was during this trying time, while se…

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S6E51 -Understanding of Structure, Discipline, and Leadership make films for Renika McQueen 1:14:10

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Renika McQueen’s journey in managing a correctional facility and producing films reflects her understanding of structure, discipline, and leadership in both arenas. Her passion for writing, which began in childhood, has always been a way for her to express her emotions, thoughts, and talents. What started as a simple outlet has grown into a flouris…

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S6E50 -Journey in public service and public affairs rooted in the values from Detroit's Westside for Evan Daugherty 1:16:26

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Evan Daugherty's journey in public service and public affairs began at an early age, rooted in the values of his politically and socially active family on Detroit's Westside. Growing up in the close-knit, walkable community of Rosedale Park, he developed a deep understanding of social justice and racial equity, which became central to his life's wo…

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S6E49 -The Legendhood of Mersiless Amir, Worldwide Emcee 1:44:48

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"A Day Without a Rhyme" is a song that captured the heart of the Hip-hop world, solidifying its place in Detroit's music legacy. Eminem's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame further underscores the song's profound impact on his career and the genre at large. Mersiless Amir, a DJ by origin, continues to make waves with his forthcoming rele…

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S6E48 -Explore Black Ownership in Spirits at the Taste of Black Spirits: National Conference Cocktail Concierge with Lazar Favors 29:34

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Get ready for a truly unique and exciting experience at the Taste of Black Spirits: National Conference Cocktail Concierge! In this engaging podcast, we explore the role of Black ownership in the liquor industry and what it signifies. Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or simply curious to discover new flavors, this event promises something spec…

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S6E47 -Marshalle Favors Leads the 5th Annual Detroit Black Film Festival, Showcasing Black Independent Filmmakers Nationwide 21:36

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Marshalle Favors leads the 5th annual Detroit Black Film Festival (DBFF), continuing its mission to showcase the voices and stories of Black independent filmmakers from across the nation. In this episode, we explore how film production plays a pivotal role in curating the festival and more. DBFF is committed to screening exceptional films from both…

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S6E46 -Shelby Love Ignites Detroit’s Art Scene as Head Artist and Director of “Detroit Does It Better: Art Exhibition 40:33

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Shelby Love is pouring her passion for art and expression into the vibrant Detroit art scene. In this episode, we explore how her creativity was ignited through music and song from her mother, while her father’s love for sketching nurtured her talent for visual art. As the Head Artist and Director of Detroit Does It Better: Art Exhibition, Shelby i…

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Sex After Prostate Cancer 26:18

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Send us a text Eric' and his guest, Dr. Elliot Justin, CEO of FirmTech, Inc., discuss the subject of having sex after Prostate Cancer. https://myfirmtech.com Support the show https://a.co/d/45zcB3Lद्वारा Eric Stephen Booth (Booth-Driver-Robinson)

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S6E45 -Miss Eva's: Speakeasy Experience with some African Diaspora and Neo-Soul Vibes from Jay Williams 1:08:16

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Miss Eva's is an upcoming speakeasy experience in the Grandmont Rosedale Park community, offering a unique blend of crafted cocktails inspired by the African diaspora, along with exceptional non-alcoholic options. This intimate venue will also serve as a destination for live neo-soul and R&B concerts, creating a cozy yet vibrant atmosphere. The ven…

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S6E44 -Detroit Equity Action Lab has some of the flavor and touch of Conant Gardens from Asandi Conner 1:05:41

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Asandi Conner's journey with the Detroit Equity Action Lab and Wayne State University is one that unfolded in ways she never anticipated. Growing up in the historic Conant Gardens on Detroit's Eastside and proudly graduating from Osborn High School, Asandi's early years were steeped in writing and fueled by a dream of becoming a newscaster—a dream …

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S6E43 - Corporate & Entrepreneurial Success provided Confidence for Crystal Gunn and Faith gave Wisdom to navigate through when the Plans Changed 1:18:57

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Crystal L. Gunn is a Financial Strategist and Women's Empowerment Coach who has built a career dedicated to empowering others with the knowledge she has gained from her own experiences. Raised in a home where reading and writing were emphasized, she now uses these talents to inspire, collaborate, and uplift others. From her early business education…

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S6E42 -Drumline was more than a Movie for Kamau Inaede; it Built the Beat that he Plays in Success and Focus for Business & Community 1:25:22

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Kamau Inaede is a unique blend of roles seldom seen together: Cigar Social and Networking enthusiast, Life Insurance Sales Agent, Curator, Musician, and Board Chairman. His journey of creativity and initiative began at an early age as one of the founding members of the internationally touring Spain Elementary Marching Band, which grounded him in st…

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The Conundrum Of CyberDating 5:48

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Send us a text Eric goes on another rant on the Cyper scammers on date apps. Support the show https://a.co/d/45zcB3Lद्वारा Eric Stephen Booth (Booth-Driver-Robinson)

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Domestic Abuse in the Queer Community vs NPDs 42:24

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Send us a text Eric and his guest, Brad Shreve, talk about NPD partners and Domestic Abuse in the Queer Community. https://bradshreve.com/ Support the show https://a.co/d/45zcB3Lद्वारा Eric Stephen Booth (Booth-Driver-Robinson)

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S6E41 -Images and Ideas of how to relate messages to people is what Karen Dumas Knows and does Best 1:07:53

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In high school, running cross country provided Karen Dumas with a competitive edge that she carries with her today. Growing up on the lower Eastside by the Detroit River, where she still resides, Karen found clarity in her career path after one year at Michigan State University, realizing her passion for business. She founded Ideas and Images, a co…

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S6E40 -Class Clown that learned the art of attention and now focuses beyond just that, Chris Massey 1:14:15

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Detroit is Different, started in 2014, is often regarded as an original podcast from Detroit, but it is part of a broader legacy that began with Chris Massey and The Chris Massey Show years earlier. Chris, born on Detroit's Eastside to two hardworking parents who provided a strong foundation, has woven a rich tapestry of music, storytelling, and di…

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“Black Skin, White Masks” ©Frantz Fanon and Kamala Harris 6:24

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Send us a text I know people (especially black people) are going to crucify me for what I'm going to tell you about what happened to me in 1970s, (Kamala Harris' situation brought this to mind) Support the show https://a.co/d/45zcB3Lद्वारा Eric Stephen Booth (Booth-Driver-Robinson)

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S6E39 -Josh Adams 40th Birthday Comedy Show at Detroit House of Comedy, Embracing 40 and it ain't no Joke 43:56

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Last NFL season, the Detroit Lions made a significant achievement by reaching the playoffs and winning two games, marking their first playoff run since 1991. This momentous occasion was captured on NFL Hard Knocks, where comedian Josh Adams played a key role in boosting the team's morale. Just like the Lions, Josh Adams embodies resilience and dedi…

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S6E38 -10,000 Acres of land and What to Do? Tepfirah Rushdan and Khary Frazier discuss 1:06:06

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Detroit, once home to nearly 2 million residents due to a bustling industrial age, became a focal point for the deindustrialization of America. As the city's industrial base declined, Black leadership emerged, with figures like Coleman Young, Erma Henderson, Bill Becham, Fannie Peck, and George Crockett striving to manage a city under-resourced and…

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S6E37 -Knowing, Working, and Fighting for Community for Life, Imara Hyman 1:09:28

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Mama Imara, a proud and confident gardener in Southwest Detroit, embodies the balance of one of the most poignant and strategic minds in community activism, always accompanied by a life-filled laugh and smile. As a member of Detroiters for Tax Justice, she advocates for her beloved city, driven by a lifelong love of books and libraries. As a child,…

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S6E36 -Black Love for Detroit brought Hill Harper here from Hollywood 47:08

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The impact of Detroit politics on American politics, focusing on the upcoming August primary election featuring a Hollywood star. Hill Harper, who gained insights into community leadership and the Black power base in Detroit while studying at Harvard Law, has decided to run for office. Inspired by legends like Congressman Conyers, Congresswoman Car…

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S6E35 -From Camping to Community: Tepfirah Rushdan's Journey to a Sustainable Detroit 1:06:42

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In this episode of Detroit is Different, we delve into the journey of Tepfirah Rushdan, Detroit's Director of Sustainability, whose love for camping blossomed into a career dedicated to sustainable land use for Detroiters. A Cass Tech graduate rooted in the 7 Mile and Wyoming neighborhood, Tepfirah shares her insights on self-sustainability and com…

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S6E34 -Rocki's Reality: A Journey Through Words and Detroit 1:33:45

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Writing and storytelling are talents that Rocki Harris has passionately developed into professional skillsets. Raised on Detroit's Eastside, with a grandmother dedicated to teaching grammar, writing, and language, Rocki has been in love with words for a lifetime. Today, she hosts Rocki's Reality Podcast, which airs on Rocki's Reality YouTube and Fa…

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Jackie's Back!....And so are we! 29:21

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In this special episode of the Black Ass Movie Podcast we honor the Amazingly Talented Jennifer Lewis in her infamous and quotable film Jackie's Back! The "Mockumentary" on '60s diva Jackie Washington (Jenifer Lewis), whose ancestors were George Washington's slaves. Lewis is our leading lady with an incredible singing voice. Jackie is planning her …

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S6E33 -Moudou Baqui's Journey: Civil Rights, Street Life, Black Independence & Healing in a Psychedelic 2:14:14

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In the 1990s, Detroit had a profound impact on Moudou Baqui and his entire family. They had moved from Tennessee to escape racism and limited opportunities, eventually establishing roots in Detroit. The Petty family began to settle in Detroit when the land beyond 8 Mile Road was still farmland, owned and cultivated by them. This included the area w…

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What's The difference Between anxiety & Depression? 25:29

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Send us a text Eric and his guest, River Braun, discuss ways to handle anxiety. River Braun's mission is to empower queer individuals to heal past traumas, work through the root causes of anxiety, and transform their lives through holistic mind-body practices. He's dedicated to providing accessible and impactful coaching that fosters authentic self…

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What Does It Mean To Be Satisfied With Your Life? 5:22

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Send us a text Eric goes on a quiet rant about people's different views on what makes them happy. Support the show https://a.co/d/45zcB3Lद्वारा Eric Stephen Booth (Booth-Driver-Robinson)

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S6E32 -Alabama, Inkster, and Photos all connect Jason Turner to Community 1:22:12

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Inkster, MI, became a suburban destination for Black families in the Metro Detroit region in the 1970s. Jason Turner's family moved there in the late 1960s. Today, Jason works within his community alongside his family, focusing on creativity and community initiatives. He is a founding member of Building Black Brick Masters, an intergenerational Bla…

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Intimacy vs The Fear Of Abandonment 17:11

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Send us a text Eric and his guest, Justin Haar, discusses the topic Intimacy and the fear of abandonment when it comes to dealing with date apps. Justin built the Eden platform, is a former college tennis player and believes that the solution to solve most of the worlds problems and to bring the world closer together is to create closer and more in…

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Gay Male Relationships of Today vs Gay Male Relationships In Ancient Egypt & Greece 22:18

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Send us a text Eric interviews Neil Laird, the author of Prime Time Travelers (Jared Plummer vs. the Ancient World): A Whimsical Romantic MM Portal Fantasy... https://a.co/d/0018FAbZ Eric & Neil discuss the similarities of gay males in the 21st century to ancient times. Support the show https://a.co/d/45zcB3L…

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S6E31 -How Black Tech Saturdays is rooted in Community for Alexa & Johnnie Turnage 1:27:54

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Community engagement, advocacy, and social change are lifelong passions for Alexa and Johnnie Turnage. They share how a chance meeting on a flight to Detroit led to a friendship that blossomed into marriage. The Turnages' Black Tech Saturdays has evolved into a national effort. In this interview, they discuss how this initiative aligns with their s…

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S6E30 -Build Institute is Jamming with Sheila E August 14, Find Out Why with Regina Ann-Campbell 45:37

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Collective enjoyment, live entertainment, dancing, and Prince music have made Detroit summers popular for years. On Wednesday, August 14, 2024, Build Institute will host an interactive and fun fundraiser at the Aretha Amphitheater, featuring the extraordinary drummer Sheila E. Regina Ann Campbell, CEO of Build Institute, will join us to discuss the…

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S6E29 -The 1st National Hip-hop Tour connects to Hair Wars through Hump the Grinder 58:56

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David 'Hump the Grinder' Humphries, a pivotal figure in Detroit's Black culture of music and hair design, has been producing Hair Wars since the era when Mojo's radio shows kept people dancing through the night. Returning to Detroit is Different, Hump discusses the upcoming Hair Wars and his experiences traveling with Hip-hop's first tour, 'The Fre…

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Dating Apps Are Dens of Thieves 15:42

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Send us a text Eric goes on a rant about the fake profiles on dating apps. Support the show https://a.co/d/45zcB3Lद्वारा Eric Stephen Booth (Booth-Driver-Robinson)

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Ode To My Fathers 18:32

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Send us a text Eric celebrates Father's Day 2024 with his ode. Support the show https://a.co/d/45zcB3Lद्वारा Eric Stephen Booth (Booth-Driver-Robinson)

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S6E28 -From the Walk Fashion Show to Oak Park's School Board to now running for State Representative for Crystal Bailey 1:06:06

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Crystal Bailey's advocacy for mental and behavioral health on behalf of young people in the juvenile justice center inspired her to run for the Michigan State Representative District 5 position. Her work in the juvenile justice system has given her profound insights into tragic realities, motivating her to take action. In this interview, Bailey sha…

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S6E27 - a Collard Green Cook-Off: What, Why, How and with Khary Frazier 1:34:21

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The Collard Green Cook-Off was a cultural experience that connected with hundreds of Detroiters last year. This year, Detroit is Different will expand the experience by adding the Collard Green Cook-Off Playoffs. The Playoffs will be held this Thursday during the Juneteenth Jubilee Celebration, organized by Black Leaders Detroit and led by Sharea A…

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S6E26 -Spoken Word Poetry, Politics, Activism, Organizing, and Detroit all inspire Omari Barksdale 2:08:59

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Omari Barksdale’s roots in Alabama, Palestine, and Detroit’s Westside have instilled in him a profound understanding of resilience, strength, and creativity. Today, he advocates for men to build healthy and constructive relationships with women, shares the factual history of race relations in America through artifacts, and lobbies for equity for al…

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S6E25 -Old Soul with Something you Never Heard before, Drey Skonie 1:18:39

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Faith producing works is an adage often shared in conversation, and Drey Skonie has witnessed it throughout his life. As a soul singer, he adds the feel of hip-hop, funk, house, and dance to the legacy of legends like Eddie Kendricks (of the Temptations), Philippé Wynne (of the Spinners), and Ron Banks (of the Dramatics). Drey stands out with his u…

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S6E24 -Understanding our full potential is the Way Constance 'Ma Spice' Davis Loves Us All 1:40:09

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Managing people, personalities, and custom fashion stores came naturally to Constance Davis, who opens up about her can't-lose Homecoming Queen campaign and lifelong knack for people skills and smarts. Her son, Anthony 'Spice' Adams, applies similar creativity and genius to grow his brand after an NFL career. We delve into her experience managing h…

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S6E23 -In the Business of Food with Ederique Goudia 1:11:42

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Louisiana is known for its great food and warm hospitality. Ederique Goudia grew up loving both cooking and tasting a variety of dishes, surrounded by a family deeply rooted in Louisiana culture, where everyone from her mother and father to her aunts, uncles, and cousins cooked. Discovering in high school that she could turn her passion into a care…

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S6E22 - From Football, to Business, to Black Republican to Reparations Keith Williams shares his Why 1:34:24

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Football was the gateway that took Keith Williams to Eastern Michigan University, where his knack for sales soon took hold. In the 1980s, he was selling business forms and starting a printing company. We explore his transition from the Republican Party to help develop a farmers market of the Lodge Service Drive and Livernois. His love for Black peo…

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S6E21 -His Grandmother saw the his future now Tarence Wheeler lives it 1:15:59

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Serving the people was a mission instilled in Tarence Wheeler at a young age by his grandmother. Today, he channels his passion, talents, and skills to inspire everyone, especially young Black individuals, to take initiative in empowering their communities. The Southwestern and Arizona State University basketball star opens up about how basketball …

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S6E20 -Creating Opportunity for his People Kirk Mayes' Mission 1:29:04

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Before he was born, Kirk Mayes' great-aunt inspired his mother to serve their community in the hills of Jamaica. Decades later, Kirk Mayes has fed hundreds of thousands of families during a pandemic, driven by his mission to be a resource for his community. In this dynamic episode of Detroit is Different, Kirk opens up about his journey of learning…

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S6E19 -The Black Designer is So Detroit & Keir Worthy Knows Why 40:12

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Black designers in fashion, furniture, and even aluminum cans are changing the world from Detroit. Keir Worthy returns to Detroit is Different to discuss his role as the Executive Director of the Organization of Black Designers. We explore the significant contributions Black people have made in establishing style and coolness globally and delve int…

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S6E18 -Traveling to Africa to learn, teach and experience Art, Sabrina Nelson 1:07:33

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Sabrina Nelson is embarking on a transformative journey to Africa, driven by her passion to learn, teach, and immerse herself in the world of art. With a rich history of creativity showcased during her original appearance on Detroit is Different, Sabrina has dedicated her life to sharing her artistic talents. Today, her artistic expression flows in…

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S6E17 -The Black Family is the Black Community and Kenyatta Stephens 1:00:42

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American Street was a cherished emblem of family, love, and community for Kenyatta Stephens. Her grandparents paved the way, instilling a legacy of service as stewards, dedicated to empowering their community with access to opportunity, success, and an enhanced quality of life. Today, at the helm of Black Family Development, Kenyatta channels her f…

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S6E16 -Africana Studies, Family, and Artistry with Stephanie Fazekas 1:05:15

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Stephanie Fazekas stands as a beacon of cool, her roots intertwined deeply with Detroit's Eastside and Westside. Seamlessly blending her innate understanding of the city's culture with her passion for art, Stephanie is poised to debut her inaugural art exhibition alongside her son Tory, a fitting celebration for Mother's Day 2024. Together, we emba…

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